Boot BART CD from the iso file in a USB drive

[Gimelstob]

Is there anybody who can tell me how can i boot BART cd from an ISO using the USB drive. I have tried it several times but i was not able to do so. I have installed Windows XP on my system on which i would like to do this task. I have created an ISO as well but i am unable to boot it from USB.

[Milton.J]

Avast! BART CD is an antivirus tools on CD Emergency Start. It is a bootable CD , providing you the capability to detect / clean virus infections on a computer. It can be done rapidly and securely without the danger of spreading the infection to another system. But BART CD can do much more ! It also includes tools for databases and a registry tool to test and fix disk errors.

[Zachary]

When your system gets infected so badly that you are not able to even start them then this Bootable Antivirus and Recovery Tool helps you to clean your system. If you have made a perfect CD or an ISO for this file then there should not be any kind of issue happening to boot it from the usb or from the cd. But make sure that your USB is detecting the devices properly.

[Shen]

First of all you need to generate BART files just like that as you would be creating it for bootable CD. Now first check that which drive has been used when you connect your USB to computer system. Make sure that your USB flash driver does not contain any other data, It should be formatted. There should not be any kind of protection or secure options set for USB drive. And even your BIOS must be supporting for the USB Boot.

[Steve123]

Here are some stops which i suggest you to do.

1. Format your USB to FAT32 and then copy windows rescue disk to usb.
2. Then rename it to winrd.iso and then open MultiBootISOs-v1.4.5.exe from pendrive.
3. Noe start Notepad and open menu.lst file type the following code at the end of file.

title windows rescue disk
find --set-root /winrd.iso
map /winrd.iso (hd32)
map --hook
chainloader (hd32)

[Spyrus]

I have provided the steps to BOOT BARTPE FROM A FAT32 FORMATTED DRIVE as follows.

• Insert your USB key.
• Download and start HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool.
• Choose your USB key.
• Make sure that the file system is FAT32.
• Watch "Create a DOS startup disk".
• Tell it to use the DOS system files located at A:
• Click "Start" and let it go.